Stop before you explode episode artwork

EPISODE · May 28, 2020 · 2 MIN

Stop before you explode

from María Trusa · host Maria Trusa

Stop before you explode!  That is the reflection of the day.  Challenges, challenges, challenges! That’s what I've had today from running out of swabs to be able to test for the coronavirus without realizing and having angry patients, having to move patients to another day and then, having a new machine and having challenges there.  They just kept coming non-stop today!  But what I did, and that is why I'm sharing with you this podcast and I'm actually doing it in the middle of the chaos, was that I said to myself,  “Stop! Stop! Go meditate! Then, you're going to be able to reflect and reset” and that is exactly what I did.  I went into a room and I turned on Calm which is the App that I use for my guided meditation.  I highly recommend it!  I’ve been using that App for a  few years now and absolutely love it!  I go to sleep with the sleep meditation that I have and in the morning, I try to do the 10 - 12 minutes meditation with a powerful message every day that she sends.  But as I did this in the middle of the chaos, what I realized and wanted to share with you is that I want you to try it because the irony is the energy that came to me after finishing the meditation. The clarity that came to me helps me be more productive and helps me be more at peace.  Productivity and peace, what a beautiful balance, right?  So I invite you today to realize that when you are having one of those insane days that you say to yourself stop before you explode and do whatever technique works for you, for me it is meditation, for someone else it could be taking a 5-minute walk or it could just be a breathing exercise or going and buying some flowers, whatever it is that floats your boat, make sure that you take those 5 to 10 minutes to reflect and reset. Visit our website https://www.mariatrusa.org/

Episode metadata supplied by the publisher feed · Published May 28, 2020

Stop before you explode!  That is the reflection of the day.  Challenges, challenges, challenges! That’s what I've had today from running out of swabs to be able to test for the coronavirus without realizing and having angry patients, having to move patients to another day and then, having a new machine and having challenges there.  They just kept coming non-stop today!  But what I did, and that is why I'm sharing with you this podcast and I'm actually doing it in the middle of the chaos, was that I said to myself,  “Stop! Stop! Go meditate! Then, you're going to be able to reflect and reset” and that is exactly what I did.  I went into a room and I turned on Calm which is the App that I use for my guided meditation.  I highly recommend it!  I’ve been using that App for a  few years now and absolutely love it!  I go to sleep with the sleep meditation that I have and in the morning, I try to do the 10 - 12 minutes meditation with a powerful message every day that she sends.  But as I did this in the middle of the chaos, what I realized and wanted to share with you is that I want you to try it because the irony is the energy that came to me after finishing the meditation. The clarity that came to me helps me be more productive and helps me be more at peace.  Productivity and peace, what a beautiful balance, right?  So I invite you today to realize that when you are having one of those insane days that you say to yourself stop before you explode and do whatever technique works for you, for me it is meditation, for someone else it could be taking a 5-minute walk or it could just be a breathing exercise or going and buying some flowers, whatever it is that floats your boat, make sure that you take those 5 to 10 minutes to reflect and reset. Visit our website https://www.mariatrusa.org/

PodParley-generated summary based on available episode metadata and transcript content.

NOW PLAYING

Stop before you explode

0:00 2:45

No transcript for this episode yet

We transcribe on demand. Request one and we'll notify you when it's ready — usually under 10 minutes.

Hamlet Ana María Acosta La historia de Hamlet traída hasta tus oídos, con ansias de ser escuchada. El rey de Dinamarca ha sido asesinado, por nadie más que su hermano, quien ahora se ha casado con la reina Gertrudis y postulado como rey. Mientras tanto, Hamlet, el hijo del difunto soberano, busca respuestas para al fin conseguir su tan anhelada venganza. La Voz de César Vidal César Vidal Si buscas información sin filtros, análisis profundo y el mejor contenido sobre actualidad política, económica y cultural, La Voz de César Vidal es tu programa.📌 Cada día, contenidos exclusivos:✅ El Editorial de César Vidal: El momento más esperado del programa. Considerado en su día como el mejor instante de la radio española, sigue siendo hoy más vigente y candente que nunca. No hay mejor análisis político y social en ningún otro medio en español.✅ Las Noticias del Día: El mejor boletín de noticias con la información que otros medios silencian, el análisis sin concesiones de César Vidal y la rigurosa información de María Durán.✅ Despegamos con Lorenzo Ramírez – Todos los días el mejor análisis de economía y geopolítica de España.✅ Lunes: Así fue España, la mejor serie sobre la historia de España jamás emitida, con César Vidal y Lorenzo Ramírez. Además, mejora tu dominio del idioma con Palabras al Aire junto a Sagrario Fernández Prieto.✅ Martes: Repaso sin concesiones a la Los platos sucios de LARUBIAINMORAL Ana María Cardona Hola, me llamo Ana María y en el bajo mundo de las redes sociales me conocen como @larubiainmoral, aquí hablaremos de cosas que me pasan, que me cuestiono, que he visto, leído y sentido, es como mi diario personal y créanme por mi cabeza pasan 182737373 ideas y discusiones al día. Les abro la puerta a mi cabeza que es desordenada e inconclusa, pero divertida y genia para cuestionarse cosas. Lecturas cortazariano María I. Debería llamarse Lecturas cortazarianas, pero un cronopio andaba suelto y me embrolló la concordancia. Quizás haya sido algún cronopio juguetón que no gusta de las reglas gramaticales...

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is this episode of María Trusa?

This episode is 2 minutes long.

When was this María Trusa episode published?

This episode was published on May 28, 2020.

What is this episode about?

Stop before you explode!  That is the reflection of the day.  Challenges, challenges, challenges! That’s what I've had today from running out of swabs to be able to test for the coronavirus without realizing and having angry patients, having to move...

Can I download this María Trusa episode?

Yes, you can download this episode by clicking the download button on the episode player, or subscribe to the podcast in your preferred podcast app for automatic downloads.
URL copied to clipboard!